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Weight-based dosing for ivermectin, fenbendazole & mebendazole.
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43 peer-reviewed studies. A Nobel Prize. A $60M state research fund. Read it yourself.
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Where to source compounds
Trusted suppliers for IVM, FBZ & MBZ — no counterfeits.
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For my pet
Veterinary protocols — dogs, cats, horses & more.
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Community
Forums, shared experiences, and peer support.
Not medical advice. These compounds are not FDA-approved for cancer treatment. All data stays in your browser. Consult a healthcare provider.
What stage is your diagnosis?
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Early, localized
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Locally advanced
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Regionally advanced
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Metastatic
What type of cancer?
Optional but helpful: We'll highlight the most relevant research for your cancer type on the Research tab, and surface any known compound synergies on your dose page.
Your approximate body weight?
Why we ask: These protocols are dosed by body weight, just like many prescription medications. Ivermectin, for example, is calculated at a specific milligram amount per kilogram of body weight. Getting this right helps ensure you're seeing accurate numbers for your situation — not a generic estimate.
165lbs
74.8 kg
80 lbs1000 lbs
What form of ivermectin do you have?
Why this matters: Ivermectin comes in very different concentrations depending on the product. A 1.87% OTC paste syringe, a liquid cattle drench, and a compounded pharmacy tablet all contain the same active ingredient — but at wildly different strengths. Getting the math wrong here means your actual dose could be 10× too high or too low. Select what you have (or plan to get) and we'll show you exactly how much to use.
Select your ivermectin format above to see your dose.
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What kind of pet?
🐕 Dog Breed
What breed?
This matters. Several breeds carry the MDR1/ABCB1 gene mutation that makes ivermectin potentially fatal at doses that are safe for other dogs.
⚠ = MDR1 mutation risk. These breeds will receive a fenbendazole-only protocol.
🛑 Ivermectin is not safe for this breed
Collies, Australian Shepherds, Shelties, Border Collies, and related herding breeds frequently carry the MDR1 (ABCB1) gene mutation. This mutation prevents the blood-brain barrier from pumping ivermectin out of the brain, causing ivermectin to accumulate to toxic and potentially fatal levels — even at doses that are completely safe in other dogs.

We have automatically excluded ivermectin from your pet's protocol. Your pet can still benefit from fenbendazole (FBZ), which does not carry this risk.
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What's their name?
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How much does your pet weigh?
50lbs
22.7 kg
2 lbs1,500 lbs
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What is the goal?
🧬 Active cancer diagnosis
Protocol support for a current cancer diagnosis in your pet.
🦹 Parasite treatment
Treatment of known or suspected parasitic infection.
🛡️ Prevention / maintenance
Prophylactic low-dose protocol for long-term wellness.
How this works: Based on your goal and body weight, we calculate starting doses drawn from peer-reviewed studies and community-observed protocols. These numbers are a research reference — bring them to a knowledgeable physician or telemedicine provider who can review your full health picture before you begin.
165 lbs (74.8 kg)
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Track your progress — enter the date you started (or plan to start) your protocol.
✅ Fatigue, brain fog, mild headache
Likely die-off (Herx reaction). Increase your binder dose — take it 2–3 hours after each compound dose, never before. Drink more water. Rest. These symptoms usually peak around days 2–5 and fade as your body clears the debris. Do not stop your protocol.
✅ Nausea, loose stools, mild joint aches
Likely die-off or absorption issue. Take ivermectin and fenbendazole with a larger fatty meal. Try splitting your fenbendazole dose across two meals. Add a binder dose at bedtime. Continue protocol.
⚠️ Persistent nausea, loss of appetite, upper right abdominal pain
Possible liver strain. Pause your protocol immediately. Continue taking binders during the pause to help clear circulating toxins. Get liver function tests (AST/ALT) immediately. Resume only when levels normalize — and when you do, take binders 2–3 hours after each dose, never before. Consider dropping one dose tier.
🛑 Yellowing skin or eyes (jaundice), severe abdominal pain, shortness of breath, vision changes, severe rash
Stop the protocol immediately and seek emergency care. These are not Herxheimer symptoms. Call 911 or go to an emergency room.

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Research alerts, protocol updates, and community highlights.

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AntiparasitIQ Community
A private space for people navigating antiparasitic protocols — sharing experiences, tracking progress, and supporting each other through the process.
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Protocol discussions
What's working, what isn't, dosing questions, and real experiences from people on the same path.
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Research updates
New studies, clinical trial results, and protocol refinements shared as they emerge.
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Pet protocols
A dedicated space for veterinary experiences — dogs, cats, horses, and more.
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Peer support
People who understand. No judgment, no gatekeeping — just honest conversation about a difficult journey.
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Ivermectin, fenbendazole, and mebendazole all process through the liver. Get a baseline before you start anything above the Low tier so you know what's normal for you, and re-test on the cadence below. The published Baghli/Marik/Makis 2024 protocol calls for weekly liver function tests at the High and Advanced tiers. Case reports describe drug-induced liver injury when fenbendazole is combined with checkpoint inhibitor immunotherapy (Keytruda/pembrolizumab, Opdivo/nivolumab) — if you're on either, talk to your oncologist before starting.
What to test
AST, ALT, GGT, and total bilirubin (TBILI) are the four core liver markers. The kit below also includes HbA1c (blood glucose), HsCRP (inflammation), and a full metabolic snapshot — useful baseline data even outside this protocol.
When to test
Once before starting (any tier above Low) · every 1–2 weeks during High or Advanced tiers · once at protocol end.
Recommended test kit
7-Marker At-Home Liver + Metabolic Test Kit
CLIA-certified · finger-prick · results in days
AST, ALT, GGT, TBILI, HbA1c, HsCRP, plus one more. Mail-in collection kit. Affiliate link — supports the project at no cost to you.
Affiliate link — we may earn a commission at no cost to you. Not medical advice.
⚠ What is a Herxheimer reaction? When antiparasitics kill parasites and cancer cells, the dying cells release a flood of toxins — heavy metals, bacterial waste, mold byproducts, and cell debris — faster than your liver and kidneys can clean them out. This toxic overload washes back into your bloodstream. The result — known as a “Herx reaction” or die-off — is sudden fatigue, brain fog, headaches, nausea, joint pain, and flu-like symptoms. Many people think this is a bad reaction to the medication and stop the protocol. It's not. The medication is working — but the waste has nowhere to go. Binders give it an exit route.
Dose & Timing
📏 Start at 1 g activated charcoal per dose, 1–2× daily. Work your way up to 2–3 g per dose only if die-off symptoms (fatigue, headache, nausea) are strong. Stop increasing if you get constipated — that's your body's limit.
⏱ Take binders 2–3 hours after each ivermectin, fenbendazole, or mebendazole dose — never before.
📅 Start binders 3–5 days before beginning the protocol to prepare your body's detox system.
Activated charcoal binds anything it touches in your gut — it can't tell the difference between die-off toxins and your medication. If taken before a compound dose, it traps the medication and stops it from being absorbed. The same rule applies to any other pill you take by mouth (thyroid, birth control, antidepressants, etc.) — space them by at least 2 hours. Taking charcoal every day for a long time can also soak up vitamins (A, D, E, K) and minerals, so talk to a doctor if you plan to use it for more than a few weeks.
Pick Your Binder
Three options, same primary active ingredient. Pick based on protocol length and convenience vs. cost.
Durvet Activated Charcoal Gel — 80 mL · Tractor Supply
⭐ Starter
Pre-measured syringe with mL graduations. Activated charcoal (100 mg/mL) + attapulgite clay (200 mg/mL) + electrolytes. Best for: a trial run, pets, zero-prep dosing. Lasts ~1–2 days of dosing for a typical adult — step up to ToxiBan below for multi-week protocols. Start 3–5 days before your first dose; take 2–3 hours after each compound dose.
ToxiBan Charcoal-Kaolin Suspension — 240 mL · Tractor Supply
💰 Best value
Pourable liquid suspension. Activated charcoal (104 mg/mL) + kaolin clay (62.5 mg/mL). 3× the volume of the 80 mL Durvet tube, same charcoal dose per mL. Best for: multi-week protocols, one-stop Tractor Supply shopping. Measure with an oral syringe.
Herbal Complement
Detoxify Advanced Body Cleanse
Herbal Formula
Black walnut, papaya seed, chlorella, psyllium, aloe fiber. Vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free. Complements the binder — not a binder itself.
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Tractor Supply Co.
Fenbendazole (FBZ) · SafeGuard
SafeGuard goat or dog dewormer. 222 mg or 444 mg packets. Order online or pick up in-store from Tractor Supply Co.
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Fenbendazole (FBZ)
Additional verified sourcing options are being vetted. Check back soon.
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Mebendazole requires a prescription in the United States. We are working to add a verified telehealth supplier. Subscribe below to be notified when sourcing is available.

Companion Supplements

Take 6–8 hours after ivermectin and fenbendazole doses. Affiliate links support AntiparasitIQ at no extra cost to you.

Vitamin D3 + K2
5,000 IU D3 · 100mcg K2 MK7
Bone, immune, cardiovascular
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Magnesium Glycinate
275 mg chelated bisglycinate
High absorption, neuro & sleep
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Magnesium Complex
5 forms: citrate, glycinate, malate, oxide, Aquamin
Broad-spectrum mineral support
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Liver Detox Support
Milk Thistle 200 mg · 22 ingredients
Essential at any dose tier
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Colon Cleanse Detox
Psyllium + Probiotics + Bentonite Clay
Gut transit, bloating, die-off support
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Berberine HCl
1,200 mg dual-source bark & root
AMPK, glucose metabolism
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Mushroom Complex
Lion's Mane 10x + Reishi, Chaga, Turkey Tail
NK cells, brain, immune
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Turmeric Curcumin
655 mg · 95% curcuminoids + BioPerine + Ginger
Core protocol, anti-inflammatory
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About our sourcing The suppliers above (Tractor Supply, Amazon, US-licensed pharmacies for prescription items) are curated because counterfeits are prevalent in this space. If you go elsewhere: avoid unverified marketplace sellers, social-media ads, and overseas sites without a verifiable address. For veterinary products, stick to name-brand from established retailers; for human prescription items, only US-licensed pharmacies.
🐾 Pet sourcing — For veterinary protocols, use name-brand products from established retailers. Tractor Supply Co. carries verified product — order online or pick up in-store. Consult your veterinarian before giving your pet any compound.
Affiliate disclosure: Product links on this page may be affiliate links. AntiparasitIQ may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Not veterinary medical advice — use at your own risk.
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Sourcing warning: For veterinary products, use name-brand only from established retailers like Tractor Supply Co. Avoid unverified marketplace sellers and social media ads.

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